Today, one of the organization's founders argued for tightening membership restrictions -- a return to "quality membership" he called it.
All four artistic directors relied on him equally and turned to him first, occasionally in panic, when needing a guaranteed return to quality.
The current focus in terms of opportunities is now returning to "quality" rather than the "quanity" that large scale automation in effect delivered.
I always hope that it's good enough that someone will leave the theater and tell someone, 'You have to see this.' " AT the same time, Mr. Zaks speaks of "The Man Who Came to Dinner" as if it belongs in another category, as if he is grateful for a return to quality.
I think we have to return to quality products… They are the important part of our business, not huge salaries".
I've spoken briefly to a couple of people in the chemical and manufacturing industries to research your query, and they felt that part-time work would be possible, so if you are considering returning to quality control or sales this might be an option.
But I think there has been a return away from some of that toward, whether it's online or in print, a return to quality.
A common utility decrement was applied; however, those with MACE during the index year may return to quality of life similar to those who didn't have MACE, at some point in the future.
The importance, Kirsch claimed, sprung from "a revolution in taste, a return to qualities in fiction which all but submerged in the 20th-century vogue of realism and naturalism" and the importance was such that they were "comparable ... only to the phenomenon of Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories".
Some provision is excellent and some is not, and the returns to low-quality higher education are poor.
The literature suggests that some patients who are discharged home do not return to normal quality of life immediately, and that health related quality of life suffers for some time after the acute symptoms have resolved [ 43, 44].
